The model hosted a “fairies and elves”-themed charity dinner during the Frieze art fair.

An artwork by Virgil Abloh and Takashi Murakami helped raise funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

A new hardware design and closure promises to appeal to a broader slice of the market and contribute to the brand’s growth — at home and abroad.

Nettles from his Highgrove royal estate were transformed into dresses, made using traditional techniques.

Guests included Bella and Gigi Hadid, who exited the party amidst a maelstrom of paparazzi flashes, Kendall Jenner, Rita Ora, Christina Aguilera and Paloma Faith.

Sarah Burton, Eddie and Hannah Redmayne, and Rupert Friend turned out to support the foundation’s work in promoting contemporary craft in all its forms. 

Optimism vs. pessimism, via derelict post-Soviet bus stops and William Eggleston’s color-saturated photographs of mundane everyday items.

The mood was a good deal lighter than last season’s presentation. Sort of. 

Beckham and ceo Sarah Creal have “behemoth” big plans for the brand, with scheduled monthly drops of new products and categories.

The collection was gorgeous in a way that most people would agree with, without ever straying into banality. 

A refined collection that riffed upon some of the “greatest hits” from seasons-past: wafting feathers, long fringing, and diaphanous layers.

No amount of cajolery, flattery, intimidation, name-dropping, shade-throwing or foot-stomping worked to advance admission. 

The temporary space on Sloane Street is the brand’s first physical home and will kick off a global series of Saloni pop-ups.

Feline behavior at the customary GQ closing dinner, hosted by Dylan Jones, editor of British GQ, and Liam Payne.

“I used to think that fashion was full of annoyingly good-looking, creative people — I was right,” joked Ahmed.